Ben Ennis and Daniele Franceschi wrap up Friday morning with Toronto Sun Blue Jays reporter Rob Longley. They discuss the Jays' matchup with the Yankees and potential rotation strategies learned from intersquad games. Will Bo Bichette be ready for Saturday? What questions loom for the playoff roster, and are there expectations for Anthony Santander and Vladdy? The guys also chat with former Blue Jay Kevin Barker (24:28), who shares his thoughts on the Yankees series, how the Jays might utilize Bassitt and Scherzer, and how to compensate for Bichette's absence.

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Ben and Daniele kick off the second hour alongside Charlies Davis, NFL analyst on CBS! They break down the 49ers' gutsy performance last night, Mac Jones' potential be follow a similar career trajectory to Baker Mayfield and Sam Darnold, and if Brock Purdy should be worried about his job once he returns. Charles also takes a look at the AFC North to debate if the Baltimore Ravens are in more trouble then we think. What is wrong with their defence? Later, the guys turn their attention to the American League Divisional Series to examine the biggest storylines heading into Saturday's Game 1 (25:30). They discuss who has the advantage at the plate, the impact of Bo Bichette's potential absence, who has the advantage on the mound, the Blue Jays' lack of left-handed starters, the bullpen battle, and much more!

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Ben Ennis and Daniele Franceschi close out the week by reviewing how the Yankees took down the Red Sox in the Wild Card round! They take a closer look at the Blue Jays' ALDS opponent and discuss how they feel about the result, what they learned about the Bronx Bombers, Cam Schlittler's performance, and Aaron Boone's decision to leave him in. The guys turn their attention to the National League Wild Card series and question if the Padres are the most disappointing team of this generation following their early elimination. In the meantime, the Blue Jays took part in some intrasquad games to help tune up for the postseason! Ben and Daniele chat about what we learned from the practice sessions, how they see the rotation shaking out, and more!

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning wrap up Thursday's show with former major leaguer and Blue Jays commentator Buck Martinez. They discuss the significance of the Blue Jays' inter-squad game, key players besides Vladimir Guerrero Jr., and playoff rotation strategies. Buck shares insights on the Red Sox-Yankees series and its relevance for the Jays. Next, legendary Blue Jays outfielder Jose Bautista (24:26) joins to reminisce about postseason moments, including his memorable homer, and shares thoughts on this year's team and overcoming Bo Bichette's injury. They also consider the impact of recent breaks on the team and who Bautista hopes to see the Jays face in the playoffs.

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Ben and Brent start the second hour talking Maple Leafs with former General Manager and friend of the show, Gord Stellick! He dives into Easton Cowan's opportunity to make the team, what's best for his development, the state of the team's goaltending depth, and what Auston Matthews' next contact might look like given the expanding salary cap. Later, Ben and Brent listen back to some audio from the Blue Jays' recent media availability (25:40). They break down what was said about Bo Bichette's status, how they expect Trey Yesavage to be deployed, who will make the cut for the team's playoff roster, and how to best structure to rotation.

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning kick off the morning by looking at the New York Yankees Game 2 victory over the Red Sox. They discuss how big of a role Jazz Chisholm Jr. played in the game, if they expect to see him play today against a left hander, and Aaron Judge's quest to shed the label of a playoff choker. The guys also get into the Padres' bounce-back performance, before debating if either the Guardians or Tigers could present a real threat to the Mariners in the second round. Later, Ben and Brent look at the Maple Leafs roster ahead of their final home preseason game of the year. The guys share their expectations for tonight's regulars on the ice, go over any lingering roster concerns, and look into the Oilers acquisition of Connor Ingram.

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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning close out Wednesday morning by chatting with Sportsnet Raptors reporter Michael Grange. They discuss the Raptors’ outlook for the season, expectations for a playoff push with Brandon Ingram, and the journey from a 30-win team to playoff contenders. They also address health concerns, the significance of this season for Darko and the coaching staff, and Scottie Barnes' potential. Additionally, they preview the day's MLB wild card action, focusing on the Yankees and Red Sox, their bench usage, and bullpen trust (26:58).

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Ben and Brent kick off the second hour of the show by examining how the Blue Jays are preparing for the postseason. After yesterday's announcement that the team will participate in some intrasquad action, the guys question if Bo Bichette will take some swings, if Anthony Santander can find a way to get hot before Saturday, and how serious they will take these games. They also debate the Jays' decision to limit playoff ticket sales to the Canadians only: yay or nay? With rumors of Albert Pujols being named new Angels manager, the guys brainstorm some former Toronto athletes they would want to see as manager one day. Shi Davidi (26:13), Blue Jays writer for Sportsnet, shares his thoughts on yesterday's Wild Card action, what he's expecting to see during the intrasquad games, and how he expects Toronto's playoff roster to be assembled.

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